Dear Ben,
thanks a lot, and it does not matter taking time, I am not in a rush.
Thanks a lot for your examples. I see that you used the same line in the
preamble and this worked the way I wanted to, because I wanted the
URL-date to be displayed.
After trying some things out with BibDesk and LyX I saw, that there was
one url-reference in my document, which was working correctly, the
URL-date was shown. I compared the entries in BibTeX and also in LyX and
then figured out, that it seems to be crucial to use a citation style in
LyX, which shows a year’s date.
By this I mean: In my case the url-date was not shown, when I did not
enter a citation-style LyX’s format-section, which does not display a
year – either in brackets or with a comma. Even if there is no entry of
a year’s date in BibTeX, it is important to choose such a style. Lyx in
this case shows two question marks in the gray field of the reference,
but nonetheless shows the URL-date in the document.
I hope that it is understandable what I mean. Thank you for your help,
it was good to know, that in your case things worked as I wanted them to.
Best
Jess
Benedict Holland <mailto:[email protected]>
9. Februar 2015 22:55
Sorry for getting back to you so late.
I tried this as the call to bibtex:
\usepackage[natbib=true,style=footnote-dw,urldate=long,abbreviate=true,pageref=true,idemtracker=false,backend=biber]{biblatex}
with a document I know would work with it. I get references that look
like this:
For example see Jens Abildtrup et al.: Spatial preference
heterogeneity in forest recreation, in: Ecological Economics 92.C
(2013), 67–77, URL: http:
//EconPapers.repec.org/RePEc:eee:ecolec:v:92:y:2013:i:c:p:67-
<http://EconPapers.repec.org/RePEc:eee:ecolec:v:92:y:2013:i:c:p:67-> 77,
within the next and like this in the references section:
Hanemann,W. Michael: Valuing the environment through contingent
valuation, English, in: The Journal of Economic Perspectives
8.4 (1994), 19–43, URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/2138337.
The output might look different. I see the URL, the title of the
paper, and all other relevant information. What is it exactly you are
looking for?
Thanks,
~Ben
jezZiFeR <mailto:[email protected]>
6. Februar 2015 14:21
Dear Ben,
I think I don’t understand exactly what you mean. This is what I have
in the preamble:
\usepackage[natbib=true,style=footnote-dw,urldate=long,abbreviate=true,pageref=true,idemtracker=false,backend=biber]{biblatex}
Should I modify something?
Thank you
Jess
jezZiFeR <mailto:[email protected]>
5. Februar 2015 12:49
Hello Ben,
yes, I use biber as backend, sorry for not telling that before. So I
have those problems in spite of using biber.
Best
Jess
jezZiFeR <mailto:[email protected]>
3. Februar 2015 18:18
Hello,
I have a question regarding citing-formats for URLs. In the moment I
don´t get figured out, how the title of my reference could be
displayed. In BisDesk I tried out the different BibText-types (URL,
electronic, webpage). None of them shows the title, and also noct the
URL-date. I use the recent version of BibDesk, LyX and have installed
biblatex-dw, which I use with footnote-dw.
Is it normal, that the title of electronic sources is not shown?
Thank you
Jess
